Chris Lee and Mitch Light talk about how a depleted secondary led to a 41-7 home loss to a South Carolina team that had lost five straight. Chris and Mitch also discuss how opt-outs and injuries have put VU in a numbers game where it could have issues playing, period, while also going over a crazy Southeastern Conference football weekend.

Vanderbilt football sideline announcer Kevin Ingram joins the podcast to talk about the upcoming matchup with South Carolina, and rewind the LSU game a bit. Kevin also answers several listener questions on Commodore baseball.

Chris Lee and Seabass talk about Vanderbilt's offense and what's not working. The two also talk about true freshmen who've played at VU this year and Vanderbilt's denial of a credential to VandySports.com.

Vanderbilt football color commentator Norman Jordan talks about why VU had trouble in the passing game against LSU, as well as the specific things that went wrong on defense. Also, some talk about quarterback Mike Wright's role in the offense.

Former Louisiana Tech athletics director has now started at Vanderbilt in a position that, in title, is a demotion. But is it in actuality, and will McClelland actually be running the Vanderbilt AD? Chris Lee and George Plaster discuss that, and the general state of Vanderbilt football--which, according to the SP+ ratings, is now significantly behind even the SEC's bottom-tier teams.

Chris Lee and Mitch Light discuss Vandy's 41-7 loss to LSU and the few positives Mitch took from that. Mitch gives data to show that Vandy's biggest problem (surprise!) is a talent gap. The two also discuss the lack of head coach firings in college sports during These Uncertain Times.

Kevin Ingram and Chris Lee discuss Vanderbilt's matchup with LSU, discuss some interesting things from the A&M game, and discuss the difficulty of being a sideline announcer from hundreds of miles away.

Chris Lee and George Plaster start the podcast with a little Braves/Vandy baseball talk, move to how the football team has a 1990s feel to it and then on to the school's mis-treatment of Will Perdue.

Chris Lee and Seabass discuss Vanderbilt's 17-12 loss at Texas A&M, and Seabass answers a number of questions as to whether that changes his expectations on wins and losses for the season, offensive and defensive production and a number of things.

Vanderbilt color commentator Norman Jordan talked about the Commodores' 17-12 loss at Texas A&M. That includes what he saw from VU's new offensive and defensive coordinators, some thoughts on quarterback Ken Seals and how well the Vanderbilt defensive line played on Saturday.